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Federal judge blocks Trump administration efforts to subpoena Minnesota governor Tim Walz and others - live The GuardianJudge says Trump DOJ subpoenas of Tim Walz and other Democrats are unconstitutional CNNJudge Finds Justice Dept. Overreach in Subpoenas to Minnesota Officials The New York TimesLive updates: JD Vance, Iran make strides toward peace; Senate takes up housing bill The Hill
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer stepped down as leader of the governing Labour Party. Andy Burnham, the party's most popular politician, said he would seek the prime minister's job and secured the support of a potential rival.
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